Q. Well, now, was there any sympathy manifested by the citizens of Reading for those strikers or employés after they began to destroy property—or, in other words, in sympathy with the destruction of property?
A. None whatever, that I could learn.
By Mr. Means:
Q. There was no disposition on the part of the rioters, Mr. Goodhart, if I understand you, to destroy any property except that which belonged to the Reading railroad?
A. Yes; just so.
Q. Not outside of it?
A. Not outside of it.
Q. Where did you get your information in regard to Mr. Mullin having proffered his services to the sheriff?
A. Got it from his own testimony.
Q. Before you at the coroner's inquest?